Author: Kate

Proverbs 24:7 reminds us that “Wisdom is too much for fools! Their advice is no good” (CEV). This verse carries deep meaning, but to truly understand it, we must first reflect on what the Bible calls a “fool.” The fool, according to scripture, is someone who rejects wisdom, refuses correction, and ultimately walks in the…

Eve’s conversation with the serpent serves as a reminder of the dangers of engaging with those who have ill intentions. The serpent in Genesis 3:1-3 is described as the shrewdest of all animals. To be “shrewd” means to be cunning and crafty, and this is exactly how the enemy operates—through deception and subtle manipulation. Eve…

God always protects His faithful ones. As 1 Samuel 2:9 (NLT) says, “He will protect his faithful ones, but the wicked will disappear in darkness. No one will succeed by strength alone.” This verse reminds us that relying solely on our own strength is not only fruitless but also separates us from God’s protection and…

There was a time when I faced relentless taunting, much like Hannah in 1 Samuel 1:6-7. Peninnah, her tormentor, mocked her year after year for not having children, reducing her to tears. I, too, was called barren by people around me, and it broke me. I never called myself barren, but I was manipulated and…

Luke 10:27-28 reminds us of the two greatest commandments: loving God with all our heart, soul, strength, and mind, and loving our neighbour as ourselves. The first part—loving God—is often straightforward for many of us. However, the second part, “Love your neighbour as yourself,” can be more challenging to live out. Loving your neighbour as…